Map lists
Restaurants, cafes, parks, and shops saved for someday.
Kanoo beta for easier weekends
Browse places like a feed, keep the ones that look worth doing, build a playlist of places, glance at them on the map, and open in Maps when you are ready to go.
Make a playlist for your Saturday.
Why Kanoo
Saves, screenshots, links, and recommendations pile up across apps. When the weekend, date, hangout, or solo day arrives, the decision tax comes back.
Restaurants, cafes, parks, and shops saved for someday.
Places you liked once and meant to revisit.
Links from friends that never become an outing.
A camera roll full of ideas with no next step.
Random place names without distance, hours, or context.
Good ideas that disappear when the weekend arrives.
The Kanoo job
Less deciding. More actually going.Core loop
Screenshot import and borrowed ideas can speed things up, but this loop is the product story: save real places, build a playlist of places, glance at the map, open in Maps, and remember where you went.
Browse real restaurants, cafes, shops, parks, and hidden gems in a visual feed built for quick decisions.
Save the restaurants, cafes, shops, parks, and hidden gems that fit tonight, this weekend, a date, or a short trip.
Pick a few saved places for your Saturday, date, hangout, solo day, or short trip.
See what is nearby, what is open, and what fits together before you hand off to Maps.
Use Kanoo to decide where to go, then open Maps when it is time to move.
Turn the places you actually visited into a simple memory, then reuse or share the idea later.
Weekend playlist proof
Kanoo should make the moment of going visible. The proof is not a memory journal. It is a simple signal that saved places became a day someone could follow.
Completed weekend playlist
Signature playlists
Signature playlists are the desire engine: concrete weekends, dates, solo days, and hangouts you can imagine actually using.
Date playlist preview
A good playlist should feel light enough to follow and specific enough to end the debate.
I want this weekend playlist
Weekend Coffee, a browse-worthy stop, a walk, and dinner in an order that feels doable.
I want this weekend playlist
Tonight Start from places you already liked and shape a quick lineup for tonight.
I want this weekend playlist
Friends Use a ready-made outing, make two edits, and give people something they can say yes to.
I want this weekend playlist
Borrow ideas
Reuse the place lineup, swap what does not fit, and skip the decision work when you do not want to start from scratch.
Someone already shaped tonight. Use their lineup.
Borrow the idea, make it yours.
Optional accelerator
Drop in a screenshot and Kanoo can help pull the place ideas out so they are ready to save and add to the right playlist. It is useful, but it is not the main story.
Beta access
Request the beta link if you want a lighter way to turn place ideas into weekend playlists. We will send the right iOS or Android download link by email.
Current beta
Get Kanoo
Choose a platform and leave your email. We will send the right beta download link to your inbox.
Beta registration
Pick iOS or Android, leave your email, and we will send the right Kanoo beta download link to your inbox. The optional questions help improve how playlists of places work around real behavior.
Kanoo is currently in beta. Some features may change as we improve the experience.
FAQ
Use the iOS TestFlight or Android APK buttons on this page. If a link is not active yet, leave your email and we will send beta updates.
No. Google Maps is great for navigation. Kanoo helps with the step before that: deciding which saved places fit together, glancing at them on the map, and opening Maps when you are ready to go.
Yes. Use the import flow in Settings to bring places you already saved in Google Maps into Yours, then turn them into playlists of places you can Glance at, share, and Open in Maps when you are ready to go.
The beta is best for weekends, dates, friend hangouts, solo days, food crawls, city days, and short trips built from places you already find interesting.
It means starting from a playlist of places someone already shaped, then changing the places or order so it fits your night. It is about skipping decision work, not building a noisy network.
That shortcut is being explored as a faster way to pull in places you already saved elsewhere. It supports the Yours step, but the core loop is still discover, save, build a playlist of places, glance, and go.
No. Kanoo is in beta. The core promise is saved places becoming playlists of places you can actually use, but the interface and some features may change as the product improves.
Built in Vancouver
We're building Kanoo because too many great places stay stuck in saved folders and never become real outings.
Founder note
I built Kanoo because I kept saving places I wanted to visit and rarely ended up going. Kanoo is my attempt to fix that.